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Yes. And it can be a great option! Whether your child has a physical or mental disability or a specific learning disability, homeschooling may be the best option to help them thrive educationally. You may not be a special education expert, but you are an expert on your child!

Check out your state’s special needs provisions to see regulations that may apply to your homeschool. And please visit our Special Needs page to access free articles and other resources.
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Jury Duty Laws in Rhode Island

Here’s what Rhode Island law says about jury duty exemptions for homeschool parents.
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Jury Duty Laws in Illinois

If you’re summoned for jury duty, here’s what you need to know
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Jury Duty Laws in Alaska

Here’s what Alaska law says about jury duty exemptions for homeschool parents.
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Jury Duty Laws in Nevada

Here’s what Nevada law says about jury duty exemptions for homeschool parents.
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Jury Duty Laws in the District of Columbia

Here’s what the District of Columbia law says about jury duty exemptions for homeschool parents.
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Jury Duty Laws in Maine

Here’s what Maine law says about jury duty exemptions for homeschool parents.
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ACT and SAT Testing Accommodations: What You Need to Know
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Is My Child Struggling with a Mild Difficulty or a Learning Disability?

If you have a struggling learner, homeschooling gives you tremendous freedom to adjust their learning experience—but how do you determine their level of need? Read on . . .
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Son's Illness Lands Mom in Court
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How to Comply with North Dakota’s Homeschool Law

Are you considering homeschooling your child? You can do it! As you get started, it’s important to make sure you comply with the education laws where you live. This page helps you understand how to homeschool legally in North Dakota—step-by-step.
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